Mission Advantage Anywhere

The grab & go comm kit.

Stay connected anywhere with a lightweight and rugged mobile comm suite. Keep your team talking to each other and reporting for the first 72+ hours, until infrastructure catches up.

Order a kitSee how it works

From $2,500. One Mobile kit fits on a government purchase card (GPC).

An Anywhere node open in its single-person pack: phone charging, satellite messenger beside it

Anywhere · product render

The need

The Air Force asked for one case.

The old comm package, approx.

10 pallets
20 tons
40 people

The ask

1 case
1 person

“We need a case that is carriable by one person and can be run by one or two people.”

Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Phillips, Air Force A6 · Breaking Defense, August 27, 2026

At home station

Our site survey found the same gaps.

In 2026 we ran a counter-drone site survey with a Pacific air wing. The problem was not the sensors. It was getting the report to the people who act on it.

  1. 01
    Notification was most of the response delay.The sensors worked and the people worked. Moving the report to the people who act on it was the delay. Anywhere: one report, captured once, reaches everyone at the same time.
  2. 02
    The picture was split across organizations, and coordination ran by phone.Anywhere: reports land on the picture each organization already watches.
  3. 03
    Chat logs were the record for critical updates, and reporting was manual.Anywhere: structured reports from the phone, on one timeline, kept as the record.
  4. 04
    Commanders wanted to know where their people are.Anywhere: position and status from every node, on and off the network.
  5. 05
    Few comms options existed inside a 24 to 48 hour response window.Anywhere: one carry-on per node, configured before the mission, open in minutes.

An F-22 squadron asked us for an integrated comm flyaway that fits inside the sniper case they already fly with.

How it works

Open the case. The team is on the picture.

  1. 01
    A team net in minutes, peer to peer.Mesh, not hub and spoke. Every node routes for every other node, so the net survives the loss of any one of them.
  2. 02
    Every path in one case, in the PACE order you set.Peer-to-peer mesh, LEO (low Earth orbit) satellite broadband, cellular, satellite direct-to-cell and satellite messaging. You set the primary, alternate, contingency and emergency order before the mission. The kit shows which path is live and keeps telemetry on how each one performs, so you test every path before you depend on it.
  3. 03
    Reports land on the picture you already watch.Position, status and observations go to TAK (Team Awareness Kit), Envision, C2IMERA, MSS and Advana. No new command and control authority. Your systems stay the authority. The kit feeds them.

Unclassified baseline. Path to accreditation in place. This combination of hardware and software is new and gets its own review; no authorization is inherited.

Race the clock

Report to action, about 30 times faster.

A Formula One pit wall changes the plan between laps, while it still matters. Anywhere gives your team the same kind of loop. An airliner reported an unknown object over the ramp of a Pacific air base. Twenty-two minutes later the report still had not reached the people who could respond.

WITH ANYWHERE · CALCULATED REPORT EVERYONE SEES IT PATROL TASKED 41 SEC THE RED SLIVER, MAGNIFIED COORDINATION BY PHONE REPORT NOT DELIVERED WITHOUT ANYWHERE · OUR SITE SURVEY 22+ MIN AND COUNTING

Drawn to scale. 41 seconds is calculated from the instrumented mission timeline, not yet measured in the field. A rehearsal measures it on your site, with your people.

Run a rehearsal

Two configurations

Buy as many nodes as your team needs.

Mobile node, product render

Mobile from $2,500

Take it with you. Stay connected.

More than a phone: a provisioned iPhone under device management, a Garmin inReach Mini satellite messenger, an integrated charge case, storage and backup power. Cellular, satellite direct-to-cell and satellite messaging, in the PACE order you set.

Mobile kit with the Team add-on, product render

Moving as a team? Add the Team add-on when you order: the team mesh radio, a Starlink Mini for satellite reach-back and a tactical pack. Still one person carries it.

Persist node, product render

Persist from $20,000

The node that stays.

Everything in Mobile, plus a local net head-end and persistent reach-back to the command and control picture. Bring your own radio, or buy it with an integrated Persistent Systems MPU-5 or L3Harris AN/PRC-163.

Every node is a one-person carry-on, configured and built to order. Budgetary prices as of October 2026. The Anywhere Radio is configurable and built to order. Product renders.

Order

Order your kit. Configured and delivered to your spec.

Mobilefrom $2,500 each
$0
Team add-on+$3,500 per Mobile kit: team mesh radio, Starlink Mini, tactical pack
$0
Persistfrom $20,000 each
$0
Budgetary total$0

Nothing is charged here. We confirm the configuration, price, delivery date and how you pay before anything ships.

How to buy

Buy one today. Scale when you are ready.

  1. Government purchase cardOne Mobile kit fits on a GPC.
  2. MIPRFor larger buys. A Military Interdepartmental Purchase Request sends funds to a contracting office that places the order.
  3. Direct awardSBIR (Small Business Innovation Research) Phase III with Hadron as prime lets an agency award follow-on work without a new competition. SDVOSB sole-source is also an option, within federal dollar limits.
  4. NASA SEWP VIListing planned. SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) VI is a government-wide contract for IT products. It opens November 2026.
Order a kitPrice sheet

Merge Combinator, LLC · SDVOSB (service-disabled veteran-owned small business) · Oahu small business · CAGE 11TF7

Who builds it

A small team with partners you already trust.

Paul “Gu$” Garcia

Merge Combinator. Configured and delivered to your spec.

  • Merge Combinator. A service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) on Oahu, CAGE 11TF7. We ran the 2026 counter-drone site survey with a Pacific air wing that shaped this kit.
  • KForm. Designs and builds the Shield mesh radio behind the Anywhere Radio.
  • Hadron. Integrates the kit and primes SBIR Phase III awards, so an agency can award follow-on work without a new competition.
  • Mac Business Solutions. An Apple Premier Partner supporting government Apple deployments.
  • Apple Federal. Apple’s team for federal agencies.
  • Cloudflare. Cloudflare for Government.
  • Every part in the case is commercial and individually replaceable. Every kit comes with a hardware bill of materials.

Mission Advantage

Organizations that learn faster win.

BRIEF EXECUTE UNDERSTAND ADAPT NEXT MISSION

Mission Advantage is your companion for the mission: hardware and software that connects decision makers. Anywhere is the kit you carry.

The deckAnywhere in detailMission Advantage white paperOverview PDF

Counter-drone work at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH): Phase 0 complete (site survey and stakeholder engagement). Follow-on awaiting funding.